Books by author Peter Urbanski

'To Live Well is to Hide Well'

Non-Fiction True Life Story.

 

The most elusive Intelligence Officer / Spy and Assassin of the 20th Century.

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"Bronislaw Urbanski, a Polish native, emerged as a symbol of resilience and bravery during the tumultuous years of World War II. As the conflict swept through his homeland, Urbanski demonstrated unwavering courage and determination in the face of adversity. Serving as an underground resistance fighter, supplying critical intelligence Officer for Poland, Britain and USA. He covertly aided his compatriots by relaying vital information, facilitating escapes, and engaging in acts of sabotage against the occupying forces. Urbanski's selflessness and resourcefulness not only inspired those around him but also helped sustain the spirit of resistance that was crucial to the eventual liberation of Poland. His story stands as a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the power of individuals to make a significant impact in the darkest of times." *

But he had a confession:.....

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On the 4th of July 1943 Polish PM and General Wladyslaw Sikorski in the dark, was successfully assassinated by careful sabotage to his plane: Flight AL 523. Fact is it only flew for 16 seconds. Until now, no one knew the answer.

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Now, 80-year-old secrets are finally revealed: This book is based upon a full confession in detail, documents, actual records, eyewitness accounts, WW2 footage, photographs, WW2 Historical and Aviation Expert verification, and years of research.

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    The assassination of General Wladyslaw Sikorski, is a significant event in the history of Poland and World War II, and it is also extensively covered in the book 'To Live Well is to Hide Well.' Until now, Sikorski's plane crash was deemed to be a 'mysterious plane crash' with no answer.

    General Wladyslaw Sikorski was the commander-in-chief of the Polish Armed Forces and the prime minister of the Polish government-in-exile during World War II. He was a key figure in the Allied war effort and was instrumental in forming the Polish armed forces that fought alongside the Allies.

    On July 4, 1943, General Sikorski's plane crashed shortly after taking off from Gibraltar, after just 16 seconds of flight time. as Flight AL523 crashes into the sea. Killing him and several others on board. The cause of the crash has been the subject of much speculation and conspiracy theories, with some even suggesting that it was an accident while most believe it was an assassination.

    The book 'To Live Well is to Hide Well' takes you through the 'now revealed' unique ‘Sabotage’ method that was actually employed to take him out and has been ‘extensively’ and ‘scientifically’ tested. Taken from a detailed confession, it clearly proves that he was assassinated (Sikorski) and suggests there was a plot to remove him from power for quite some time actually. 

    Bronislaw, the book's protagonist, was a Polish Intelligence Officer who worked with MI6 and was involved in the assassination of General Sikorski. 

    The book also explores the link between Britain and those involved in the assassination. According to the book, many had concerns about General Sikorski's closeness to their mortal enemy, the Soviets. Especially with Stalin in particular as it suggests was another reason. But one reason in particular to do with the secretive Polish resistance group called the 'Musketeers'. Churchill's telegram to Stalin certainly makes the point that he knew his days were numbered. This is included in this book.

    ‘To Live Well is to Hide Well’ is a non-fiction true life story that explains the detailed life story of 'Bronislaw', a Polish Intelligence Officer, who became an international spy and assassin before, during, and after World War II. The book details his work with England, Poland, and the USA Intelligence departments. Amazingly he and his MI6 partner is actually filmed and caught, as he is captured by the Nazis, and his eventual escape and return to his clandestine activities. This film has been sitting in YouTube.com for years.

    In a twist of fate, his daring exploits caught the attention of none other than Ian Fleming, the mastermind behind James Bond. Drawn to the audacity and resourcefulness displayed by the 'White Ghost,' Fleming found inspiration in his tales of courage, incorporating elements of his stories into the realm of fiction.

    However, it was through the extraordinary SOE operative Christine Granville that the true depth of his contributions became clear. Christine, herself a legendary figure in the world of espionage, admired, loved and directed the 'White Ghost'. Due to his unwavering commitment to the cause and his ability to navigate the shadows with finesse. Her revelations about his heroism brought his deeds to light, showcasing the critical role he played in shaping the course of the war. Read as the author explains and displays solid proof of his role as the original influence for Ian's James Bond. With overwhelming proof and Ian's own sketch of Bronislaw and detailed letter, places him as main model for James Bond. 

    Overall, the book 'To Live Well is to Hide Well' offers a true and verified confessional aspect on the assassination of General Sikorski and the events leading up to it. It provides an insight into the complex political landscape of World War II and the power struggles that were taking place behind the scenes.

> Too amazing to be true you may think? Unlike other books, this is not theory whatsoever, facts and proof and has been verified and tested by world WW2 aviation air crash investigators. War makes desperate people do desperate things.
See book 'Sabotage!' by Grub Street Publications for real expert authentication of this go to (https://grubstreet.co.uk/product/sabotage/) as independently a group of experts prove this book's revelation. Their release date is after November 2023 onwards.
They clearly state that the only and sole reason for the aircrafts crash  "........... by Polish saboteur Bronislaw Urbanski to obstruct elevator travel. He and he alone was responsible for one of the most shocking events of WWII."

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* This book will be revised and updated if necessary to ensure quality and accuracy of content.
Stewart Egerton.

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​Fascinating and worth persevering with...

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"....... as the author was working in a language (English) that is not their own. However, the story is very interesting and sheds new potential light on the (Sikorski) assassination. It includes a lot of particularly interesting photos to support the story. I learnt things about the Polish underground as well, that I had not fully appreciated."

ANDREW REEDS - British Military, SAS, Military Journalist, MOD writer, Journalist, Businessman - Book review on AMAZON in the United Kingdom on March 5, 2021

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Most Amazing...

" We were taught at school how the Enigma was handed over to the British, how Bertrand fed info back and how Dilly Knox met the team in Warsaw, how a machine was smuggled here (excuse my putting it in a nutshell). However, this book (and I paid for mine) is a fascinating, more detailed insight than you would teach a fifteen-year-old. Good read! "

GILL WILKINSON - Facebook Public forum - British Poles 

- Book review 17th of July 2021

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